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February 5, 2026Progress in Additive Manufacturing

Effect of process parameters on plasma transferred arc additive manufactured 17-4PH using the Taguchi method

Sandy El Moghazi Jose Guadalupe Mercado Rojas Tonya Wolfe Ahmed Jawad Qureshi HANI HENEIN

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Additive manufacturing improved the performance metrics significantly with optimal settings derived from the Taguchi method.
The analysis highlighted that variations in process parameters led to noticeable changes in the material properties, particularly hardness.
Assessment using the Taguchi method provided a systematic approach to identify the best conditions for plasma transferred arc manufacturing.
The findings suggest that optimizing process parameters may enhance the overall quality and efficiency of additive manufacturing.

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This observational analysis assesses how process parameters impact 17-4PH manufacturing, indicating optimal settings for quality.

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Moghazi et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a76778badf0bb9e87e1098 https://doi.org/10.1007/s40964-026-01540-y

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